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Ryan Louder
Ryan Louder is a band that formed around vocalist Ryan Louder, with Emily Carter on guitar, James Williams on bass, and Matthew Davis on drums. They released...
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Ryan Louder is a band that formed around vocalist Ryan Louder, with Emily Carter on guitar, James Williams on bass, and Matthew Davis on drums. They released their debut album 'Echoes of the Past' in 2018, following the single 'In Your Arms (feat. Ashley Serena)' the year before.
Their 2017 single 'In Your Arms' featured guest vocals from Ashley Serena and became their most recognizable track. The band has continued releasing singles like 'Lost and Found' in 2018, 'Whispers' in 2019, and 'Shadows' in 2020.
They've maintained a steady output of music since their debut.
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